I'd argue that the premise that AI is great and will solve all problems is false. Right now, of the things that are currently called AI, most of them are engaged in figuring out what ads to show you for the highest click-through rate. Right behind that are the ones that give you reasonable looking, but complete bullshit answers for questions you need real answers to.
AI has promise, but the marketing guys got ahold of a vague description of what it can do and saw nothing but dollar signs.
I love how the "girl power" moment broke suspension of disbelief instead of the other 99% of the movie, which is pretty much all fantastical impossibility.
You could make the argument that your I-know-some-guy-who-said-this-was-a-problem story is conveying to cast aspersions on either side of the aisle and have it be just as valid.
angryman77 writes: According to the referenced study, an iron deficiency in pregnant female mice at the time of sex organ growth can steer a developing fetus that is genetically male to grow female sex organs.
Based on the mechanism described, this could reasonably be extrapolated to include all mammals.